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Why is wheat grown in the Midwest?
because it is bye riley clark
Which of the following crops is NOT grown in significant amounts in the Midwest of the US A maize B soybeans C wheat D soft white spring wheat E Oats?
Crops of soft white spring wheat are mostly grown in the eastern United States and in California. Regular or "hard" wheat is grown in the Midwest US.
What are the three main crops grown in the Midwest?
Corn, soybeans, wheat, and hay are the top four.
What crops are grown in the Midwest?
soybeans, corn , wheat, tomatoes, pumpkins, green beans, and MORE
Why are sunflowers grown the Midwest region?
where is sunflowers grown in the midwest
What type of crops are grown on a commercial farm?
That heavily depends on where. Assuming you mean the United States, there are many crops grown in the Midwest, such as corn, wheat, soybeans, and cotton.
What are the products of the Midwest regoin?
Agricultural products grown in the Midwest region of the US includes soybeans, dairy, sugar beets, and corn. In addition, turkeys, hogs, and cattle are raised in the Midwest.
Is corn grown mostly grown in the Midwest or south?
In the Midwest, which is often called the corn belt.
Are oats grown from wheat?
Oats are a cereal crop like wheat, but a different species.
Why are the Great Plains called the nation's breadbasket?
They had surplus amounts of bread and wheat.
Corn and wheat were the main cash crops of the?
Midwest
What are main crops grown in the Midwest?
what are the main crops the midwest grows
